We assist in designing and executing large-scale programs across sectors, states, and nations.
We help governments and social sector organisations to improve ‘processes’, implement ‘technology’, drive decisions through ‘data’ and design ‘roadmap’, towards outcome for a more inclusive and equitable world for everyone.
No smoke without fire
Are children learning enough?
Seeds of a better tomorrow?
Data is water, not oil
Makes two halves equal
Good money meets greater purpose
Smart projects come and go—Strong institutions last and deliver
Agroforestry: A path to healthier communities in India
The power of system thinking in public sector transformation
Bayesian Thinking: A Playbook for Sports, Social Impact & Survival
Implementation at scale: Lessons from large government programmes across states
GDi Partners: Supporting Vision Through Action
Factfulness is ‘Step Zero’ for Problem Solving
Reimagining The Census: India’s Historic Shift To Digital
Enumeration
Beyond Statistics: The ‘Immeasurable’ in Social Impact
How India's Governance is Being Reimagined by Young
Professionals
Restore, Regrow, Reimagine: Forests at the Core of Climate
Action
Designing for Dignity : Rethinking Cash Transfers for Women in
India
Cash transfers at scale: What these schemes reveal about governance
in India
CM Omar chairs review meeting ahead of Mission YUVA launch
CRIA & GDi Partners Host First-of-its-Kind Meet on Biochar for Crop
Residue Management & Climate Resilience in Punjab
Holistic agri development plan a movement to empower J-K farmers:
CM
Using data as a language for change and impact
Budgeting to achieve outcomes:Let 'Pay for results' lead the
way
Compressed bioGas can solve Punjab’s stubble crisis with clean
energy alternatives
Stubble Burning Continues Despite Government Efforts. What's
Missing?
Delhi’s perennial air crisis: Time for sustainable solution
How Good Governance Drives Every Step of GDi’s Journey
Understanding the crisis and pathways to address stubble burning in
India
GDi Visit to Rajghat and Gandhi Smriti: Reflecting on
Nation-Building Principles
Four years of hope, impact and learning at GDi Partners
From a sector expert to a generalist consultant
The Importance of Simplicity in an Increasingly Complex World
Finding Purpose in Work: My Transition from Management to Social
Impact Consulting
India’s First Government Outcome-Linked Funding Program
Rethinking CRM Machine Distribution in Punjab for Stubble
Management
It Takes a Village to Raise a Village
Leveraging Evidence, Technology, and Outcome-Based Financing for
Learning in Govt Schools
How GDi’s set-up gave me the flexibility to lead and experiment
with some initiatives I wanted to work on
Classroom Wisdom to Consulting Brilliance: Learnings from working
on Mission Buniyaad - India’s largest PAL initiative
Credit Linkage - Aiding the Great Leap of Aspiration
Navigating the Impact Sector: My Journey, Challenges, and
Learnings
Breaking Barriers: Navigating Disability Inclusion Through
Innovation and Collaboration
India, an eternal experiment with truths
Why #NationBuilding is still cool
From a march in dandi to a well in mahad; Lessons for new nation
builders
What women need from classrooms, workspaces & democracies
A nation is built daily, bit by bit. My reflections on ‘India at
75’
Time to declare war on pollution
Linking classroom to the education department: From the eyes of a
teacher turned governance consultant
From district to state — role, challenges and opportunities
Building home-grown talent to accelerate large-scale social impact
in India
Need to reimagine financing in the development sector
Automating Impact
About GDi — The ‘Why’, ‘What’ and ‘How’
“I TRIED” — My journey of transitioning to impact sector
consulting
Benefits and Challenges of Making Data More Agile: A Review of
Recent Key Approaches in Agriculture
Real Time Mapping is Helping Delhi Clear Up its Air
How Haryana, UP & MP are leading the way in regulating edtech
content in govt schools
Niti Aayog tries out outcome-based payment in public
procurement
Punjab: Data, dashboards and an education revolution in the
making
India needs to move from ‘spending more’ to ‘spending better’ in
education